PADI Scuba Diving eLearning
PADI has a great selection of courses that are available online for all levels of training. You can complete your elearning course at your own pace on the digital device of your choice. To complete your course, you will sign up for the in-person portion of the course. The cost of your elearning course will be credited towards your in-person training.
SCUBA Lessons for Beginners
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PADI Open Wate
r Diver- eLearning – This option can be completed on a computer or tablet with internet connection. Windows PC, Mac OS computers, Android, or Apple iOS devices.
When you are ready, contact Adventure Scuba to schedule your pool and certification dives.
Prefer a more traditional class? Prefer a good ole fashion book? No problem! Contact us and we can arrange that.
Advanced and Beyond
PADI Advanced Open Water Diver Course Online Your Advanced Open Water course introduces you to a variety of different types of dives. The course is a series of 5 dives- Underwater Navigation, Deep and 3 additional dives that you and your instructor select. Typical choices for Montana/Wyoming diving are Altitude, Dry Suit, Night, Peak Performance Bouyancy to name a few.
Rescue “Challenging” and “rewarding” best describe the PADI Rescue Diver course. Most divers find this course both demanding and rewarding, and at the end, say it’s the best course they’ve ever taken.
Divemaster - the first step to becoming a PADI professional.
Emergency First Response- Primary/Secondary Care
ReActivate Scuba Refresher ProgramKeeping your skills fresh will increase your enjoyment of your sport. This is available for scuba divers any recognized scuba certification.
Specialites
Enriched Air Nitrox Course Online – The most popular PADI specialty. As a Nitrox diver, you can take advantage of the benefits of diving Enriched Air.
Digital Underwater Photographer– Learn to take great photos to share with your friends.
Certifications for each course require pool or open water dives. Contact Adventure Scuba for details and to schedule and pricing.
